Examples of using Parallel proceedings in English and their translations into Dutch
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it is confirmed that no parallel proceeding could be initiated against Poland
This option would contribute to prevent in a very limited extent the occurrence of parallel proceedings and the application of different substantive laws.
They cannot, for example, use it to begin parallel proceedings under national competition law against the firm to which the information relates.
In practice this mean that the patentee may have to litigate in parallel proceedings, involving considerable cost,
State defendants are established, the risk of parallel proceedings before Member State and third State courts will increase.
Harmonised conflict of jurisdiction rules would greatly reduce the possibility of parallel proceedings, and rules on recognition
i.e. either to actively promote arbitration agreements by avoiding parallel proceedings and abusive litigation tactics
provide the only guide to the treatment of parallel proceedings under Articles 85 and 86.
coordination of parallel proceedings, and circulation of judgments.
to enter into direct consultation in order to reach'consensus on any effective solution aimed at avoiding the adverse consequences arriving from parallel proceedings.
This option could be combined with some of the solutions suggested above: the acceptance of parallel proceedings or the reversal of the priority rule could be limited to those situations where the choice-of-court agreement takes the standard form prescribed by the Regulation.
whereby the court second seised must stay proceedings until the jurisdiction of the court first seised is established so as to avoid parallel proceedings in different Member States
which has led to parallel proceedings in the Chancery Division of the High Court in London, in the Sø og Han delsretten in Copenhagen
In the case of parallel proceedings, the uniform apphcation of Community law, respect for the powers of the Commission and compliance with Article 9(3)
the prevention of parallel proceedings and the free circulation of judgments,
I wish to emphasise the importance of direct consultations between the authorities in European Union countries in order to do away with parallel proceedings and avoid situations where the relevant institutions in a particular state have to subjectively determine sentences for charges brought against citizens, in most cases, due to a lack of information.
With regard to setting supranational rules to ensure the effectiveness of choice of court agreements signed by the parties concerned in the event of parallel proceedings taking place,
justice within the Community, to prevent parallel proceedings before the courts of different Contracting States
Tomorrow's new rules end such abusive tactics by ensuring the chosen court receives priority in case of parallel proceedings.
Parallel proceedings equally create additional costs and uncertainty.